His publisher at Spitalfields Life Books described him as "a purist who managed to resist any commercial imperative or editorial intervention … resolutely pursuing his own personal interests".
"We will have to verify the commitment of the new government and its ability to resolutely pursue the huge structural reforms the country needs to improve its creditworthiness," he said.
So with his newly acquired dog Tiger, Máiquel begins his unappealing road-trip from dingy, sprawly city to grim, dusty town, passing through a series of cheap hotel rooms, picking up and discarding women, evading capture by the police and resolutely pursuing his quarry.
Instead, like a living figure from Kafka, he was born to a system where absurdity, not law, ruled; calmly, resolutely, he pursued a life of dissidence, led a revolution, and then assumed a home in the Castle, the seat of power in liberated Prague.
The goal of appropriate antibiotic therapy must be pursued resolutely and with continuity, in view of the ongoing explosion of antibiotic-resistant infections that plague the intensive care unit setting and of the continued decrease in new antibiotics emerging.
Until such recommendations become available, the goal of appropriate antibiotic therapy must be pursued resolutely and with continuity, in view of the ongoing explosion of antibiotic-resistant infections that plague the ICU setting and of the continued decrease in new antibiotics emerging [ 69].
He and his advisers continue to give contradictory signals over how resolutely they would pursue sound finances and low inflation, prompting investors to wonder if a Lula government could pay its bills, even if it wanted to.
We should resolutely follow Nicholas.
Normally described by contemporaries as "kings of Naples" (though resolutely continuing to call themselves "kings of Sicily"), they pursued a 90-year war against the Aragonese kings of (island) Sicily.
But to Labrador, a Romney presidency could "make it work" only by pursuing a resolutely rightward course.
